Oak Leaves Pendant
£48.00
Sold by Drift Designs Mull
Product of: Isle of Mull
Ships to: US, Canada, New Zealand, Australia
My oak leaves pendant is made from pure silver. It was designed and handmade by me here in the beautiful Isle of Mull using recycled silver. It is inspired by the stunning gnarly oak trees that grow on the island and the Celtic heritage we have. As my jewellery items are handmade each piece bears its own unique character.
The larger shiny leaf is 23mm by 11mm and the smaller Celtic leaf 17mm by 9mm. They each hang on a twisted silver chain on their own ring so they can move around each other. Chose from a length of 16”, 18” or 20”. Each piece will be presented in a blue box embossed with ‘Drift’ and wrapped up as a gift.
There is also a matching pair of earrings and a bracelet that can be bought to wear with the pendant.
All my jewellery items are handmade so each piece bears its own unique character.
It will be presented in a blue box embossed with ‘Drift’ and wrapped up as a gift.
Your jewellery will be dispatched to you within 3 working days, often sooner but also depending on ferries!
Postage to the UK is included. It will be mailed using the Royal Mail Tracked service.
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Drift Designs Mull
Hi, I’m Lynn and I have the great fortune of living in Mull. My handmade silver jewellery designs and wall art are all inspired by the fabulous environment of the island. I aspire to incorporate the amazing wildlife, stunning scenery, beautiful beaches and a Celtic heritage into my designs. My aim is to make beautiful pieces of treasure that encapsulate a visitor’s memories and reminds them of the wildlife they saw, the beaches they wandered or the history they explored.
Every item is designed and handmade by me and bears its own unique character. Each otter, eagle, seal or hare is lovingly made to capture the beauty and behaviour of the animal. The shells are incorporated with beads to capture the stunning blues, greens and turquoises of the sea. The Celtic patterns reflect the human influence on the island.
‘Drift’ makes me think of lapping waves on a tranquil beach, a gentle breeze through long grass, drifting in and out of sleep on a warm summer day, driftwood left on a beach by the sea, drifting along on a holiday – all things that make me feel calm, relaxed and contented.